Abolitionists
African American Abolitionist
Frederick Douglas
Region of United States argued for States Rights
The Southern Region
Lived in the Northern Great Plains
The Sioux Tribe
Route to the Western Part of the U.S.
Oregon Trail
He was first to explore Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Female African American Abolitionist
Harriet Tubman
1860 Newly elected President
Abraham Lincoln
Lived in Northeastern Region of the U.S.
The Iroquois Tribe
Name of Transportation used to move from East to West
Prairie Schooners/ Covered Wagons
1805 Appointed by President Jefferson to explore the West
Lewis and Clark
Abolitionist & Suffragist/Leader
Elizabeth Stanton
Region with Manufacturing Industry in U.S.
Northern Region
The largest Native American tribe in the U.S.
The Cherokee Tribe
What year did the first major trip occurred?
1843
Law that moved Native Americans from their Lands
Indian Removal Act
Wrote and gave the Speech " Ain't I A woman"
Sojourner Truth
Political decision that directly led to the Civil War
Secession of 11 Southern States
Lived in domed shaped houses.
The Navajo Tribe
People assisted travelers along the way.
Native Americans
Forcibly removed the Cherokee Nation from the East coast.
Trail of Tears
Anti-Slavery Newspaper Owner/Editor
William Lloyd Garrison
American Institution of forced labor
Slavery
This tribe maned their Chief "Minko"
The Chickasaw Tribe
Where did the the trip began and ended
independence, Missouri to Oregon, City Oregon
Nickname given to people who moved to California in search of gold.
The Forty-Niners